Sanctuary District Police

In the early 21st century, Sanctuary District Police, informally known as District Security, was a specialized police force policing Sanctuary District A in San Francisco, and guarding its entraces. They also had the authority to pick up potential residents outside of the District.

In the period leading up to the Bell Riots, their budget was cut several times, including shortly before the riots, making them overworked and underpaid. When the riots broke out, they quickly lost control, and the situation was resolved by riot police instead.

They were only mentioned as named "district Security" in dialog, but the term "Sanctuary District Police" can be seen in signage outside the main gate to the District, and this is presumably their official name.

The District Police might be operating under the San Francisco Police Department, though their uniforms seem distinct. A helicopter was heard over the district during the riots, it's unclear if it belonged to District Security, the SFPD or even the state National Guard which was also present.